but russell pled guilty to possession of heroin with intent to distribute.e is serving three years here. and he says he won't let jail alter one of his core values. >> i believe in the preservation of my race. there's a double standard. especially when it comes to whites. it's okay to have black power. it's okay to have brown pride. if you have white pride you're a [ bleep ] racist. how does that work? how is it not the same for anybody else? you know what i'm saying? so now there's brown pride month. black history month. where the hell is white history month? >> despite his feelings, russell says he's learned to get along with other races in jail. >> it's all about respect. as long as you respect me, we ain't got no problems. race or not i hate you as a race. as a man i'll respect you because, you know, you showed me respect. now who am i more apt to get along with and associate with, yeah, of course, whites. >> this is a wonderful life we get to live in sorry ass jail. i guess it could be worse. i could still be strung out and sitting here. be dope sick. >

, nba's mvp. >> russell westbrook grew up in los angeles, went to ucla.guessing he's probably a damagers fan. that seems to be the norm for the locals. ricky nolasco giving up the most home runs in the american league and cody bellinger has been fond of hitting home runs. the angels got two on the board early after nolasco was able to get out of a bas the bottom of the first. bellinger swinging like some economy k. not his night, not the dodgers' night. that win streak, they won 10 out of 11. the angels win the freeway series. they even call it that even without mike trout participating. 4-0 over the dodgers. >> well, you know it had to end sometime. >> they were were not going to win the rest of their games. >> that's all we got. >> we have more but that's all you get. >> it took them two takes. >>> luckily we have a little bit more on russell westbrook being named the mvp's most valuable player. >> after accepting the mvp trophy westbrook launched into what was an emotional speech. he thanked his mom and dad for supporting their family and he spoke dire

russell. russell: how you guys doing?n important marketing tool, but it's not the most important one. that would be the website. so i've set up a meeting with my friend russell brunson, one of the world's top experts in internet marketing. he's gonna give the team some feedback, and he's gonna help us go to the next level. russell: i was looking around flexwatches.com. looking around, there's all these options -- kind of got bored. lemonis: was the charity thing obvious to you when you first went on the site? russell: not at all. travis: like, the story wasn't clear. russell: i own a company called click funnels, so any entrepreneur can build a sales funnel. lemonis: at its most basic, an online sales funnel is a series of pages that leads consumers to the check-out. introducing the product, telling the story, getting them invested in it, finally taking them to the sales page and even upselling them additional products. it's a great way to convert visitors into customers because you're giving them step-by-step guidance. d

russell: how can you compare examples of a population of one?hey talk about what it will or will not do in the states take , oklahoma for example. you are comparing a single insurer to itself. how do we know that is good? any time we have seen americans backed against the wall, we have become very creative, very innovative and able to solve the problems. we put it back out to the free market. there are a lot of innovative ways we can get to this. we don't need state-owned health care where we get about six cents return on our dollar. jane congressman steve russell, : thank you very much for joining me. you are watching "bbc world news ." life inspireswhen art, a new romantic comedy hits .ome the leading man britain's glass and very music festival is getting underway . been arrivingave and this year, security has been stepped up. >> the festival began with a minute's silence. musicians and hands remember and those who died at grenfell towers and at the tower attacks -- terror attacks in manchester and london. the already significant security here

keri russell, scott speedman, casey crawford on the way.he trump administration. so far it's been smooth sailing, not a bump. [ laughter ] but of course adults are biased and partisan and all those things that make it difficult to work together. children aren't. children are honest. so i asked kids, future voters of america, to give me their takes on the state of our president and our union and this is what they had to say. you know who the president is? >> yep. >> jimmy: who is it? >> donald trump. >> jimmy: how do you think he's doing? >> i think he's doing good. >> jimmy: you do? you're happy with the job he's done so far? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what does the president even do? >> he watches over our >> jimmy: right. >> and he protects the people and he makes sure nobody breaks the laws. >> jimmy: right. but it turns out a lot of people are breaking the laws. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you know? in fact, somebody peed on these steps a little earlier. did you know that? >> no. >> jimmy: and yet president trump, where is he? he does nothing about it.

more on the russell rebalancing, we are joined by russell ceo mark makepeace. thanks for coming in. so today is russell rebalancing day, the last day the indexes will be reconstituted and completed. we will get the jump in volume likely at the end of close. but what we probably will not get is any big extremes in share prices. it is actually a mixed perception that there is a lot of volatility around the close. >> we punch a lot of information in about the constitution, and that is so people are prepared. some people will be trading before the day leading up to the day, and then we have the nasdaq , which really helps with the small companies where in the past, you have seen that volatility. the nasdaq really helps bring those together. ask and the lack of volatility is a theme we have seen throughout this year. it has certainly been the case. or lack ofncy volatility good for your business? mark: what is good for our business is this low return environments. people are looking to reduce their cost. that is getting people to invest more and more into the passive index funds, but als

russell began a career as an educator. she left education in pursuit of a career as a journalist and assumed the role of associate editor. in 2009 she was honored for her hard work when she was named publisher and editor of the newspaper. mrs. russell has remained an active member of macintosh county, serving on several boards over the years, including the department of family and children services, darron downtown development short authority, and the coastal college of georgia foundation. mrs. russell, i applaud your efforts to keep the citizens of georgia's first congressional district in tune with current events throughout our state and contry. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. davis, for five minutes. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. davis: mr. speaker, on monday of this week, i was

here is the tight range of the russell 2000. it's act six months in the making.t's only happened one other time this time a 7% range t. last time it was out by a huge explosion in the upside. in any event, can you draw the line that way and you can make the best at this standoff. we just peaked above it today. can you draw the line this way, with i is in technical parlance an ascending triangle or a wedge. anyway you draw it, i think you got a better bet here than you do with the extended super cap names and i think you want to be long iwm. >> you see this action in the small caps, carter, and have you this expectation for it to go higher. does that necessarily mean anything for the rest of the market or any other sectors within the market? >> now, to be fair, the easy pushback to this is say if the markets under perform. then you get into the big heavy utilities and things look proctor and safe steady names. >> that is something that has to be sort of known. but i think for now without any kind of crash for the market, i'd rather be here than s&p. >> all right.

finn russell, one of those heading to join wallabies off—guard.e heading tojoin up wallabies off—guard. finn russell, one of those heading to join up with the lions in new zealand, would do the lions in new zealand, would do the same as scotland pressed further ahead. nothing michael cheikhou kouyate do about that, although his tea m kouyate do about that, although his team started to find their range. israel folau scored twice as the hosts edged closer. now the wallabies were making their presence felt, on the pitch and on the scoreboard. australia ahead for the first time. going with recent form, it was close. they had won the last three encounters, but this time hamish watson made sure it would be scottish victory. fast flowing rugby from the tourists, now the fourth best tea m from the tourists, now the fourth best team in the world. perhaps they few more have crept into the thoughts of warren gatland. —— perhaps a few more. a great win for scotland. a busy morning of live rugby union. ireland have also been in action this morning, they beat j

what a night it was for russell westbrook. it was a great night for another russell. russell. robin, i know this was one of your favorite moments. the 11-time nba champ gets up there on stage -- >> you can't repeat what he says. >> i'll clean it up. for morning tv. you'll hear it. he's up there with kareem abdul-jabbar, david robinson, shaquille o'neal and looks at all of them, a spry 83 years of age, and he says, i could kick all of your butts. >> that's not so bad. >> i cleaned it up. >> a lot of cleaning up. >> i cleaned it up. >> this was quite a moment to see, again. the inaugural awards and i got to tell you, russell, what he said, you know, about his mother and father and his brother, talking about the masters and all that. but it was a wonderful night. and that's the first time they've done it. and to see current players with the former players. and the former players hoping they would have had a night like last night. >> of course, it was a great night but he made it all about his family. that was his first team before he was in the nba. >> that's it. >> team

my thanks to ethan hawke, allan peterkin, russell cordeiro. lorde, once again!n new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- andy cohen, from "wonder woman", director patty jenkins, author rakesh satyal, featuring the 8g band with eric moore. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. a day after reports that special council robert mueller is investigating his possible obstruction of justice, president trump called the story phony. incidentally phony is also what he c t

congratulations to you, russell.p news." >> and we love you, lara. all right. we'll turn to you that "gma" parenting aapp that helped save a baby's life tracking how often she kicked and diane macedo has that story. what it's all about. >> this mother says everything was completely normal in her pregnancy until one day thanks to this app she noticed that something was off. well, it turns out her baby was in real trouble. for emily and jeremy and 2-year-old liam -- >> nice. >> reporter: -- life with their new baby ruby is extra precious? we have a healthy baby girl and we could have had a burial instead. >> reporter: ruby is lucky to be alive and that's largely thanks to an app her mom says. it's called count the kicks aims to prevent stillbirths from recording their movements. >> tap the footprint every time you feel a movement, a kick, a roll or a jab. >> reporter: used at the same time every day it tracks how long it takes to reach ten kick, helping mom learn what's normal for her baby. >> we also send calendar and

lifetime achievement) kareem abdul-jabar presented 11-time nba champion oakland native bill russell with the nba lifetime achievement award at the nba award show tonight russell spent his adolescence in oakland and went to usf in collegerussell pointed out all the greats around him and had a little message(sot: russell) (after long pause) "i would kick your aáá" (laughter) giants hosting the rockies at the ballpark in san francisco buster posey who had 3 hits and 3 rbi gave away 1,000 baseball gloves to members of the junior giants before the gamebottom 3rd/ 2-0 giants brandon belt he was making pizzas for charity earlier today drives one off the base of the wall in triples ally joe panik who was his pizza- making partner scores on the triple 3-0 giantsbottom 4th/ 3-0denard span drives one into triples ally gorky's hernandez scores on another triple 4-0 giantstop 7th/ 5-2 giants bases loadedhunter strickland gave up a home run yesterday in his first game back from suspension but here he gets d.j. lemahieu to ground it back to him to end the inningjeff samardzija the st

lifetime achievement) kareem abdul-jabar presented 11-time nba champion oakland native bill russell with the nba lifetime achievement award at the nba award show tonight russell spent his adolescence in oakland and went to usf in collegerussell pointed out all the greats around him and had a little message(sot: russell) (after long pause) "i would kick your aáá" (laughter) giants hosting the colorado rockies...right now...(wipe to belt &panik cooking pizza) despite the problems on the field the giants still doing great in the community brandon belt and joe panik... putting on a show with pizza dough at the george mark children's house in san leandro.the giants along with pizza connoiseur tony gemignani (jem-ig-nani)... hosted a party for the childeren. the players signed autographs and took photos with everyone in this is the 2nd year in a row belt and panik pizzas...and both say they still don't of it. (sot: panik and belt) "you know it takes a lot of practice and tony is very good at his pizza is phenomenal. we got a long way to go before we can pizza make

the top is the russell 2000 at the end of 2015. the bottom is relative performance to the s&p so, what's important here is while this is nowhere near its low absolute, the actual relative performance was at the financial crisis low i mean, so bad was the performance of small cap to large that we were back to where we were in '09 and then what happened, of course, is this. fast-forward a massive catch-up and then a little bit of a giveback so, the issue is, can we ultimately get back to relative highs to the s&p, even as we've made new absolute items? i think that's presumptively in the cards. so, let's take a look. here is the tight range of the russell 2000, and it's about six months in the making it's only happened one other time in the history of the index, this tight, a 7% range. and the last time it was resolved by a huge explosion to the up side. in any event, you could draw the lines that way, and you can make the bet that this standoff -- and we've just peaked above it today -- you could draw the line this way, which is in

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kd congratulated russell and said he played like a video player. now to tennis.enroe wraps this mouth and this time he was directing his mouth at serena williams talking about his book he was asked about serena and was kind of baited in to saying this. take a listen. >> best female player ever. no question. you mean the best player in the world period? >> yeah, best tennis player in the world, why say female player? >> well because if she was -- if she played the men's circuit she'd be like 700th in the world. that doesn't mean i don't think serena is like incredible player. i do the but there's, you know, the reality of what,, what would happen on a given day serena could beat some players, i believe, because she's so incredibly strong mentally but if she had just play the circuit, the men's circuit n would be entirely different story. >> listen, 700 is ridiculous that's wrong he know i don't know if he's that are a if you have. serena said this. dear john, i adore and respect you but please please keep me out of your statements that are not factually based. i n

dell and then russell willjoin up with the lions.een these two nations - in between these two nations have in recent yea rs between these two nations have in recent years been tied. 0nly between these two nations have in recent years been tied. only one point separated their. two point separated their last two meetings, so best to make an impact. meetings. so best to make an imoact. . . duncan taylor did just that. early. duncan taylor did just that. quick thinking catching the wallabies off—guard. finn russell, one of those heading to join wallabies off—guard. finn russell, one of those heading tojoin up wallabies off—guard. finn russell, one of those heading to join up with the lions squad in new zealand would do the same as scotland pressed further ahead. nothing michael jagger could do about that although his team started to find their range. the hosts edged closer. now the wallabies were making their presence felt, on the pitch and on the scoreboard. australia ahead for the scoreboard. australia ahead for the first time and goin

for some interviews and while he's in london this week he talked with comedian actor and activist russell brand you know him from his starring roles and forgetting sarah marshall the remake of arthur and of course get him to the greek with jonah hill it would be impossible that talks russell brand without getting a thumb politics and that's just what he and larry did here's a little bit of that conversation what's what do you think of our president back across the pond i mean and i'm sure you've met him a number of times out there i mean one thing i do think about donald trump is these two very well i think is what is determining the numerous global political changes of our time these people have begun to spare of a lack of often to city people the same thing that people. political figures are not real a lack of integrity. would call to double speak the language that is superficial and donald trump ninety many things and he almost certainly is but what you also is is authentic i think he really thought that that because does he have a philosophy that i don't think philosophy and authentic

not fascism look at my head you can't have learned fascists it's a rule russell brand is currently on a stand up to or called rebirth he also has a new book coming out in september called twelve the full interview with russell brand airs soon and larry other program larry king now check larry's twitter feed for exactly when that so will air thank you for joining me on this edition of politic in thank you to larry king for letting me sit in this chair with the. to day remember we love hearing from you join the conversation on larry's facebook page and as always you can share your thoughts on twitter by tweeting at kings things and using the hashtag politics i also invite you to join me on twitter at laura schwartz that's all for this edition of politicking. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn. you're out caught up to us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could spy right these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each time . but

russell freeman is the executive chef at mcmurdo. >> russell: it's our year supply of food. >> anthonyhis [ bleep ] hot dog? >> russell: ideally you would want it from last year. >> anthony: you do a lot with a little. >> russell: yeah. soon after this vessel, leaves the population just starts going down hill. >> dale: now everyone's going to warm places, with green grass, all ththgsou don't see down here. >> anthony: children, puppies and salads. >> dale: exactly. and then we just scatter to the winds and regroup in august. >> anthony: oh yeah? at the end of the antarctic summer season, there is however a vibrant party culture. and where people work hard, they deserve to party hard. responsibly, of course, but they do go hard here. and whether it's the fuelies or the wasties or the riggers who throw the best parties, and there is much competition in this department, one can, it turn out, have a very good time at the end of the world. >> romano: let's get another album cued up here. >> anthony: i'm liking this song. ♪ alright this is the world worst and technically inept dj signing off

skre men, now at center court, for the presentation of the larry o'brien trophy, and the 2017 bill russells most valuable player award, please welcome abc's doris burke. >> doris: ladies and skgentleme with us tonight, representing the warriors ownership group, joe lacob and to present the 2017 nba championship trophy to your golden state warriors, please welcome nba commissioner adam silver. >> thank you, doris. we saw basketball played at the highest level. historic playoff runs by two teams which will raise the bar for players and teams for generations to come. let me first thank the beliecled cavaliers, dan gilbert, coach lue. what an incredible performance they put on. thank you. and now, to the golden state warriors. a few thank yous. steve kerr, incredible to see you out here. coach brown. to their gm, bob myers, jerry west and to joe and peter, congratulations, guys. you are the nba champions. >> doris: joe, i have a this is your second championship in three years, but i have a feeling this particular group of people in the house is excited you won it on your home floor. so, congra

deangelo russell gone. >> to the nats. >> this off season is more exciting than the playoffs. >> that's scary. >> last day of schools for lots of children across philadelphia but summer break doesn't mean fun and games for everyone. hank has his take. and your wake up weather and seven day forecast in the first five minutes and stay tuned for

the russell is up two and a half. when you rolook at even today, have new highs in the s&p, tech is flat. the xlk is flat. then you go sector by sector, you look at for example, big bank, xlf, up almost 3%. bio tech xpi outperforming thea caps. if we get participation from the russell, that narrative about the big five stocks doing all the work is out the window and then you have another problem if you're short this market. >> kevin, bears here? >> doesn't bother me that fang is ruling in market cap because these companies touch every sector of the economy. i don't care what you do in what sector you're in, what business you're in, you're using the services of one of these five if not all of them, so, to me, the diversification is the fact they touch the economy in such a big way. what alove about what i'm saying in just beware, i would invest these days, mid cap small cap is is blowing it out of the water. while fang is stalled, we've had almost a 3% move in small companies. it's about time. i'm thrilled. i use foots

but really, what are we seeing this week that's exciteing and that is it's the russel.wudw -- a quadwich, really powerful move and the thing that's interesting is the less action that you have, the less volatility that you have, the lower the vix is, it's almost as if that's what makes the coil that much tighter, so that means that we're going to get to friday, and as we get into that last half hour, last 15 minutes, you'll see an explosion of activity that's going to be quite impressive we're already gearing up for it. and i know that you'll be here for that. >> i will. >> starting to see some numbers going into it here a late day imbalance is already indicating that there's some -- more interest, but, you know, we are gearing up we're going to start to see this thing carry through this week. it's going to be a great week down here. >> i've been staring at that tie for 20 years it still impresses me. that's impressive that you're still wearing it. >> thank you so much. >> appreciate that >> very kind of you. >> kell? >> thank you guys. >> 30 minutes to go until the clo

lauren: prepare for oklahoma star russell westbrook and babe ruth goes up for auction. you would not believe who's telling it. tuesday, june 27th. good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren. i'm lauren simonetti. today's markets in the latest breaking news. cheryl: a lot of breaking news over the name. issuing a warning to syrian president assad last night claiming that the white house has potential evidence that syria is preparing for another chemical weapons attack. press secretary sean spicer says an attack would result in the mass murder of civilians including innocent children. the space he says if mr. assad conducts another mass murder attack, he and his military will pay a heavy price. the trump administration launched a missile strike on a syrian controlled chemical attack back in april. the cbo has released its analysis of the senate republican bill to repeal and replace obamacare. the latest now from adam shapiro. reporter: good morning, lauren. good morning, cheryl. the committee budget office says it will save $321 billion over 10 years. that is key because it

the russell 2000 up 2%. the russell reconstitution, the rebalancing.ome are saying it will be -- it will bring frenzied trading action, but not have seen that you -- but not have been seeing that yet. energy, when was the last time we have seen energy at the top? on the bottom, health care. put in five river closes up until today, but taking a breather on that sector rotation we have been watching. that the betty subsector doing quite well. homebuilders has lots of strength after the new home up 600,000 versus the estimate. nice gains here. plus a record has been set for the median price for a new home, and that is $345,000. not so bad. so the stats -- so these stocks are really rally on that information. turning to injury -- turning to energy, we have oil trading higher for the two days in a row, the first time we have seen that happen in quite sometime. oil of 8/10 of 1%. sector for the s&p 500. bit of a relief rally after all the bearishness. one question could be what does this mean for stocks? term, it may not too much. andlue, we have oil and whi

with me arejenni russell, columnist at the times, and steve hawkes, deputy political editor at the sunage is dominated by a picture from the hillsborough disaster — on the day six people were charged over the deaths of 95 football fans in 1989. the mirror's headline is "95 — manslaughter charges", with the paper showing the faces of all the victims from the disaster. the relatives of the victims are pictured on the front page of the guardian, as they called today's cps decision a "landmark". one of those charged, former chief superintendent david duckenfield, is pictured on the front of the telegraph. the paper also reports on what it sees as a day of confusion from the government on public sector pay. the times reports on the apparent choice of the seniorjudge who will lead the inquiry into the grenfell tower disaster. the ft leads on a day of uncertainty for europe's bonds markets and currencies. a lot of the front pagesjude lead with the hillsborough decision, and six people facing charges in relation to that incident back in 1989. what we are going to do is start with the metro, wh

finn russell, one of those heading to join wallabies off—guard.heading tojoin up wallabies off—guard. finn russell, one of those heading to join up with the lions squad in new would do the same as scotland pressed further ahead. nothing michael cheika could do about that, although his team started to find their range, israel folau scored twice as the hosts edged closer. now the wallabies were making their presence felt on the pitch and on the scoreboard. australia ahead for the first time, and going with recent form, it was close. they had won the last three encounters but this time hamish watson made sure of the victory for scotland, fast flowing rugby from the tourists, now the fourth best tea m the tourists, now the fourth best team in the world, and perhaps a few more have crept into the thoughts of warren gatland. great win for scotland. ireland have also won this morning, playing japan, they won 50-22. england's women are the world's number one side this morning — after they beat new zealand. the red roses had beaten australia and canada alr

russell, mr. russell votes no. mr. owe hall letter ron votes aye. dr. dayjarley votes no. mr. swazey votes aye. dr. abraham? dr. abraham votes no. mr. wolz votes aye. mr. kelly? mr. kelly votes no. mr. gallagher? mr. gallagher votes no. mr. gates? mr. gates votes no. mr. bacon? mr. bacon votes no. mr. banks? mr. banks votes no. miss cheney? miss cheney votes no. mr. jones? mr. jones votes no. miss gaberd? miss gaberd? >> mr. chair, how am i recorded? >> how is mr. knight recorded? >> mr. chairman, mr. knight is recorded as voting no. >> mr. night wants to be a yes. >> mr. knight is voting yes. >> the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, there were 30 aye votes, 31 no votes. >> the amendment is not agreed to. if there are no further amendments, the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado, mr. kaufman, for the purposes of offering a motion. >> i move to adopt the subcommittee report on military personnel as amended. >> questions on the motion of the gentleman from colorado? those in favor say aye. those opposed say no. the opinion chair, the ayes have it. the motio

>> i like the russell. the small caps have been underperformed, they're unloved and underowned by the market and they're the engine of the economy. you think the economy is picking up particularly into the back half of the year like i do, you want to own the small caps. >> i'm sensing from the things that you said on this show today from the start until full circle now, you're pretty optimistic on not only the economy but the market. you like the banks even though some don't. you think the rates will go up even though others think they won't and you like the russell, too. >> yeah. i think that people got too bearish in the first quarter. they were worried about the first quarter gdp data. we're now starting to see this turn in the economy. and i think that based on this, you want to own the more cyclicly oriented stocks that are exposed to a pickup in the u.s. economy. >> to erin's point, if somebody said, josh, you can only have one ticker symbol in front of you, just to give you a general sense of what's

russell's homerun because arrieta provided the two runs while he was in there. so once again the offense for the cubs has been stagnant most of the game. they'll have one big inning or two. but the consistency is not there >> josh bell, 0-2 with base on balls tonight. >> mccutchen waits on-deck, he has homered tonight. >> well you think about the pirates and their outfield being so dynamic. a big part of their defense that they have missed. coming up shortly. but that was as blow. that was a something nobody expected. and you don't want to talk about players getting suspended for dumb things, and into the stands a ground-rule double for josh bell. >> that's the kind of power he has. he can go both sides of the field. >> picking on a 3-0 pitch. he goes gap-to-gap. >> tried his best. >> it's a different angle. >> if a left-hander hits it, it's a little different. >> so another spot for mccutchen for some late heroics. there was a first pitch curveball from grimm na mccutchen hit out for his 12th of the year. and now stroke. >> one of the most incredible comeback v

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